I'ittslrarjli Cutils.
1 W. ROSS,
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEOJI.
Office In Jewell's building, West end of Main St.
Waynes'! ig. lill'ri'jL.
Y A. BALL,
Denier In Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
etc., etc. McCoy,g 0IJ) STAXDi
Greensboro, Pn.
I.
O. OF 0. P.
WAYNESIIURG I.ODGK, NO. IR.
I nil I In Onnenr's Ilullillntr. emit Mntn Street,
Wnynesburg, In. Time, Tucsuiiy evening, each
week. dh.
i.
TT"OF 0. F.
IIOSHIMKA LODGE, NO. IS.
irnll In Gnnenr's Tiullcllug, Eni.t Mnln Street,
Wayncsburg, l'u. Time, Saturday evening, ench
week. dh.
pEO. S. JEFFEHY,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
All tannines pertnlnlnato the nillre ntlenili d to
promptly, office with I'. 4 A. Telegraph Co.,
cast of the Court House.
May IN; W-ly. .
g Jl- BAYERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Inaddltiontoottier business will nttcnrt to nil
eu.se in Itniikruptry Unit may be enl rusted to his
cure. Dtlice, opposite the Htorc of 11. V. Rob
eri A Co.
JEW1S1UY, "
TIEAIKB IN B00K5 AND STATIOSKIIY,
Wnll Paper, Window I'nper, Ac. Sunday School
Hooks of u II kinds constantly on litiml, room in
Mrs. Rush's building, fonncrlv occupied by Cot
tcrell A Taylor, Wnynesburg, l'a.
May U, 'Wl-ly.
w
muai ley;
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
MAIN STREET, OITOSITE COURT 1I0CSE.
Keeps on liflnd't always a choice and select as
sortment of WatcheH mid Jewelry, ltcpalrlng
done at the lowest rates. -I;l:'li7-ly.
MRSTNTvTiONALliANK,
or w.vvNESiiuno
Opens (o'clock a m.
Ioes 3 o'clock v si.
DISCOUNT DAY TUESDAYS,
1. Boneii, Prcst. J. c. I'i.knmkkn, Cashier.
H. Erank. Elensike.v, Assistant Caihler.
1)
ENTI8THY.
I have located In Wnynoshurg, and am oeeu
pylliK the lute residence ol Dr. M. H. l'atton. liny
lux taken great pains to heeonie thoroughly nc
ouainted with liotli the tluorvanil practice of
Tielltlstry.nnil havlui; had an experience of seven
years In the profession, 1 feel warranted in suv
liU! that my patients shah have imcausc to com
plain of Inferior opcral ions. Extraction will he
rmdered painless w hen desired, by the admin
istration of "Laughing WW" or other anesthetics.
Charges moderate.and all operations warrnnli'il
ns represented. I will lie at home w mini t vku
advknturk from tho fifteenth to the thirtieth
(lli-t7 m"ntl1, J0H' 11 KKTIU.
jil HERMAN HOUSfi
JUST OI'ESED I1T
THOMAS BRADLEY.
Positively the most complete Hotel In our town
Everything combined to furnish t lie best aeeom
moiliition ever yet ottered to the public.
Meals furnished at all hours, table provided
with the best of tbese:tson.
Travellers and those liesiinus of refreshment
will iln well Ificall. "Tom" still retains his . 1 . 1
reputation of uu n-f-niiinm:l:itihirgriitliin:iii, and
hospitable landlord. House. I In- one formerly
occupied by the "McsaeiiKf r" Otllce, Ajlfc'mj-iy,
JlOISEliT IIOLXillERTY,
CARRIAOE JIANITACTIMIKR, W.VYNIMl.'IlG, PA.
Respectfully gives notice that helms located In
WaynesbuiK, l'a., where he intends to luauu
faeluro CARRIAGES
or every description. From his experience in
Hie business he feels conttilenl that his work, In
Myle finish mid durability, will give entire sal
isfaetlon. Ills his dc terminal Ion to purchase
t he best material In market, mid employ none
but competent workmen.
AI1 work warranted for one yenr."i3a
ZiSlt'UU-tr.
M
a Rule works,
SUMMERSUILL & RR0.
(Shop In renrofthe Hamilton House nenr the
Steam .Mill,)
The public nrercspoctfully Informed Hint Sum
mnrstilll A llro. have Just received a large stuck of
ull kinds of
M A R B L E WORK!
Such ns Grave Stones, Monuments, Mnnlle
Work, Ac. We lire prepared to furnish work at
reasonable terms on short notice. Call and ex
amine our stock, styles, mid prices, before pur
chasing elsiTuhere, 5;K-U'.
w
Al'NESiiURli MRBLE AND T0iE
WORKS.
SAVERS & RINEIIAUT.
Still onntlnne to enrrv ontheMnrhle nnd Stone
euttlim blislnessat their long established stand
immefllateenstof the Public Hiiiare, between
High aiifl Greene streets, Wavnesliurg, l'a.
This establishment has been in constant oper
ation since Will, and I he lorn; experience ami eu
efttyof the proprietors, linked with the exer.
clue of sound Judgment ami good taste, have won
Tor them n widespread and enviable reputation.
An extensive stock if Hi various varieties n(
the liest marble-kept constantly on hand. Spe
cial ntteni if m paid to polishing, pressing, earv
llns nnd engraving.
All orilers promptly filled. 4;2i:'i-tf.
TPOUNDERY NOTICE.
THE BURSCRIDER HAVING PURCHASED
EAGLE F 0 U N D E R Y ,
With Us large stock of
PLOWS AND MANY OTHER CASTINGS,
Formerly the prnperty;of the late Daniel Owens,
deo'fl, wilt continue the business in all
its branches, uud do nil kinds of
MACHINE REPAIRING,
At short notice nnd upon reasonable terms, nnd
Ropes to merit a rc-asuuublu share of putrnmure.
8-ae-3in C. W. BOWER
EW LIVER i STABLE
K WAVNESBUI1G, PA.
Tho subfierlbeM would respectfully Inform the
puunu Hint, iiiey are prepurcu to
ACCOMMODATE AT ALL HOURS WITH
GOOD H0R3K9 - AND GOOD BUGGIES,
Onr Stable will be found In renrofthe Hamil
ton House, new the 8 team Mill.
May ai, 'BS-ly W. A. 4 C. W.DANE.
H
AVE A CIGAR?
IP Of f, . Aljl. I?l AT
T. BR ADEN'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TJe keeps on hand at all time
MS EXCELLE5T QUALITY OF CIGARS,
mating Chewing Tobacco, '
, t Plven. Snuff, etc., etc.
PRICES BOWN I 13 THE WORD !
Call to. Boom U Joji Hotaei Wayne.
p. UM-U " ' , x BftADEJf.
T.
COR. PEXN AXD ST. CI.AIR STREETS,
rriTSBURGn, Pa. -
The Largest, Clieapest and most Successftil
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
OYER FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS
FROM THIRTY-THREE STATES IN TEN
YEARS.
FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRCULAR,
Contnlnlncfnll Information, Outline of Course
oi aiuny, samples ot cow ley 8
PREMIUM rEXMANSIIir,
View of the Colleen RnlldinK, ilifforent de
partments, City of I'ittshurun, Ac., Ac.ndflrcM
me rnncipniK, bJiiiii cowi.kv,
npl,tn-ly Pittsburgh, Pa,
pAILEY, PARRELL & CO.
LEAD PIPE. SHEET AND BAR LEAD
31 Aj 1 11 AC TL HERS, ALSO
Pig Lend, rVon Pipe, Rubber Hose, Stenm
Guues, Whistles nnd Vnlves, Iron and
Copper Sinks A Hath Tuhs.Steum
l'umps, I-'arin Pumps und
I'lirct- Pumps. And .
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
FOR WATER, GAS AND STEAM.
NO. 167 SMITHFIEI.D STREET,
PITTSBURGH, TA.
np 2a,'0S-ly-L' Send Mr a Price Msl.
J. YV. M'OODWELL & SONS,
MANUFACTURER-)
AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
F URSITUREI
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
87 A SO Third St.,
3H-ly. PITTSBURG, PENN'A.
A
NDEHSON, PENZOLD A CARSON,
HAVE REMOVED TIIEI1I
WELL KNOWN MERCHANT TAILOR
ING
E S T A H L I S II M E NT!
TO
C2 ST. CLAIR STREET,
Two doors from their old rooms.
1,'fl-ly.
A R K H R & IIAS E L T INE!
JTO, IS FIFTH RTIIEET,
P I T T S H U K G H , PENN'A.
StANtTACTI'ltEltS AND DEALERS IX
PICTURE AND PHOTOGRAPH FRA.MES
OF AT.L KINDS.
0FSEW00D. C1LT A WALNUT MOULDINGS,
I'KTCRKS, STEItEOSfOPES AND VIEWS.
S-Glldlni?nnd Rc-clldini? to Order. S;4,'83-ly
.1. S. Newmvkk. Presiflent.
G. H. AN DKItSON, J. N. SlIAI.I.ENnEROER.
Secretary. Kuperinteudent.
rn wis c I t y
SLATE MINING & MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
Manufncturo nnd Deal In every variety of
ROOFING SLATE,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
GENERAL OFFICE NO. 43, 7lII ST.,
PITTSBURGH, TA.
For particulars and prices, nddress
J. S. NEWMYER, Prest.
np 22,'fW-ilm
EINEMa"x JIEY'RAN & SEIDLE,
No 12 Fifth Street, one floor from Wood,
1'IITSlllllGlI, l'A.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
F'nc Jewelry, Watches,
Diauifuids, Pure stiver Wnre,
Plated Wareof every description,
French Clocks, Ten Sets, Spoons,
Forks, Watch makers tools, Ac.,
And nsenoyof the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WATCHES.
We nlso keep tlie Innrcst nnd most vnrled ns
sortment of thn very liest American Mntlo
Clucks, lo la. found in any city cast fir
west, persons In want of any nrticlelnour
line, either at wholesale or for their own
use, will always llml our prices lower
and oiirassortmentlarKcr than nny to
be found wcBtvol New York City.
WATCH RE PA THING To this branch of onr
tnidedielnx ourselves prnctlcnl wntch-lnak-ers.lwe
pay very special attention. We em
ployn force fif the very liest Artists In the
country, and any nnd nil line delicate
und illfllcult work entrusted to our
care, for the trade or Individuals,
muy rely on gelting satisfaction.
Work may lie i-nt by express 'or otherwise
.... . REINKMAN- MEYRAN SEIDLE, -
holesale & retail Jewellers A Sllversm Iths,
np 29,'s-iy w Flfl " iS,r,!ttt' riburgl., Po.
T
0 FARMERS AND OTHERS.
A nnm Atrnnf trnntn.l tH a . .
this comity, o .ll WtWlV ATOiWS
lnh Imrii 1 the best butler maker now
manufnctlireil. We (lo not promise fabulous
salaries to our nBcnts but do nuarantee uood
wnueii lo Rfssl men. We nre anxious to hnve
this Churn Introduced, and to thisend will make
favorable iiminBcnicuts with early applicants
Address TIlOsTlI. 1IINGHAM A CO
''y Hi Pemi St., Pittsburgh, i'a.
pLASTIC SLATE ROOFING !
The firm of ODUERT Sl JONES will furnish tho
PROPERTY HOLDERS!
of Greene connty, with the
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING!
Introduced Inst Summer, nnd so hlfehly reenm
lueile.1 by 1 1 lose who have tried h"'' "-W-AU
onlers left with L. W. Jones, Waynea
bunt. Ph.. will ruenlv r.,. . ....... " J uvw
o. 1 fmy,,,m ,1, ItlllLlUn
rilllll.'0't M. T, , . w
3:ll-6m
inr.Kj
of Washington County, Paj (
John Buoubs.....
TuohasLcca. J
T.
' LUCAS Jt CO. .
" rORWAIDIMO AND soHtauiov MncBairM, '
Aiddler In Groceries, Bardirara. It
Shoe Findiugn, Iron, XaM.IMUFElFiX
Leather,
Mi Also.
Wlndew
Laudlni, Ta., above Uu vk. ' t
U R D E HI
OVBB THE LEFT.'
Majority of those who rend newspapers, never
even give a nasty glance at a busiuessiulvortisu-
uivui uuu it a
. . : . MAN . , - , -;.f
Antunlly has a eholee variety of good which
he Is selling nl the VERY LOWEST prices that
can be afforded, It hardly pays him lo publish
i.ii lavi.. Auereiuie we nuvg
'. FOUXD
It best to simply Invito everybody to ritll nnd
examine onr stock nnd prices before purchasing
elsewhere, nnd say but little In regard to our
ability nnd determination to make it advanta
geous loinoae wuo are uol
DEAD .
Totholr own Interest to buy their Candies, Nuts
lutisoug, urocerua una everything ,
IN
TheOroeeryllneo. II. A. Rlnehnrt.lnlwlllUs
oiu Duuaing, opposite tne public square,
WAYNESBURG.
A F n E S H SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR SALE AT TUB
LOWEST PRICES
10:30-1 f.
JEADAND KNOW
QUICK SALES AND SHORT PROFITS !
0
IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESTl GROCERIES
a.mj ruo visions
Constantly arriving at the Store of
JOHN MUNNELL,
WAYNESRURG, TA.
Consisting, in rnrt, of
GROCERIES,
CON FECTION ARI ES.
TOBACCO,
SEGARH,
SNUFF,
CRACKERS,
CHEfXE,
MOLASSES,
CARHON OIL,
FISH,
BACON,
Ac., Ac, Ac., '
In addition to the above, n full stock of
NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SPECTACLES,
POCKET KNIYES
sud thousands of other nrtlcles. which nre be
ing som us low as tho
TIMES WILL PERMIT!
COME AND BUY.
JOHN MUNNELL.
Clothing.
HOY! ALOFTI
STAND BY, ALL!
TO SEE TOE GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING
JUST RECEIVED BY
A . J . SOWERS
DRESS SUITS AND BUSINESS SUITS,
Beautiful assortment of Cloths,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS READY-MADE,
Vew Styles for Gent's Neck Dress Scarfs, Fine
I reuch Figured Percale Shirts, Collars A Cults.
THE DECLINE IN PRICPS r'nl,ln blm tn
sell nt fabulous low rntcB. Full suits of excel
lent texture, can lie hail nt one half former
cost. Come and got the best whilo It is going.
WON'T BE UNDERSOLD IN WAYNESBURG
t
i
ROOM IN ALLISON'S BUILDINO, OPPOSITE
THE COURT HOUSE,
np 15,'0S-3m.
ERIDEN BRITANNIA CO., '
Manufacturers of the finest quality ef
SILVER PLATED GOODS, .
WEST M ERIDEN, CONN.
SAMPLE ROOM 199 BitOADWAY.
NEW YORK.
July I5-3m.
R
OOPIMQI
ROOFING tn rolls readv to be nailed down.
HOOFING costing much leas, anil more durable
than Tin.
ROOFING that can be applied by any ordinary
wurmneu.
ROOFING that will not expand or contract by
the action ot the weather.
ROOFING that Is adapted to steep or fiat roofe.
Bend lor a Sample and Circular.
, RtADY ROOFING COMPANY.
July tt-3m. . ..
Betmous gal j, "I should be dlahonored If
i accepted your nomination." And this before
ho kna Frank Blair waa to go on tho tbkst
with hitn. - ....
Ox of tho strongest arguments adduced by
ft Now York Democrat!" nnnnr In fvne nf
Seymour's election, is that hU bands 'are " as
mmo as a wuman s. ...
Tub Columbus Jcwrm gives Pendleton and
uis inenuB tins parung rhyme i . i .
"Not yell was heard not t greenback note,
As the Eicon from Tammany hurried
Not ft hiimmar itiu,.l,..Mn.l l.:n c. J
- ..... . uuLitmgcu uiaiaicncii ouuui,
O'er the prove where poor Georae lies
UUI U.U. . . , I
Thk King of tho Fclce Islands owes us
about $50,000, and ha wishes Mr. Seward to
take the whole country, yams, wives, climate
ana all, lor the debt. , The Tnbwt favors the
purchase, at the Democrats will want to eml-
grate thcro after the electioc. It U said to be
a nice place for broken down politicians-
far fupenor to Alaska.
Drmixo the session of the Democratic Con
vention two loyal soldiers, who bad experi
enced tho horrors of captivity ia Richmond
during tho war, mot tho keeper of tho Liuby
Ptison wearing a delegate's badge. They fell
upon him and gave him a dreadful beating,
which was not hospitable, ceitaiuly, but not
unnatural either.
The large number of pollocman on duty at
Tammany Hall had aroused the ire of several
individuals who were prevented from going
where they wished. Tho Suh siystlnt ono
irate Democrat held forth lnUngug3 as full of
profanity as a cocktail iwdf Stougutoc bitters,
and declared Willi vehemence, ''It is time this
bluo coated despotism was bmtod, when our
liberties are interfered with by such an infer
nal lot of club sHugura, nt a Democratic Con
vention." ,
Timely Rhymes These l
There's a queer sort o1 chap lliey cafl fecy-
II1UUI (
A strange composition called Seymour,
Who stoutly declines,
Then happiness fluds
In accepting, does Horatio Seymour. ,
Hi diddle, diddle, Hendricks and his fiddle,
S. P. C. Jumped over the moon,
Whilo Pendleton cried to see suih sport,
i And Seymour ran olf with tho spoon.
Tiik Tammany Convention demands "one
currency for the Government and tha people,"
&c. Will it be a little more explicit, and tell
us which? If gold is tho one currency which
they demnnd for "peusioner and soldier, pro-,
duccr and bond-holder," what becomes of
their threat to pay the bonds in greenbacks ?
And it greenbacks are the one currency which
lliey demand for all, what becomes of their
admission that the bonds which aro on their
faco or by law made payable in coin shall be
puid in gold ? Tribune.
Dean Richmosu was never an admirer of
Mr. Seymour. At the Democratic National
Convention of 1 SCO, at Cluutaton, whilo the
committees were eihployed and tho members
wanted to fill up llio time, it was determined
to have a speech from the bluff old New York
er. A messenger came to him with a mess
age that he was desired to ciflne iu and speak.
Dean mouthed a h'.'go execration, and then
refused: "If I speak I shall say something
which will como up again. Call on Seymour;
ho can talk without saying anything."
m 1
Tim New York Herald say3 very truly :
So far ns the Slate ol New York Is concerned
wo havo no doubt that her fifty thousand ma
jority cast last year lor the Democratic ticket
will be entirely wiped out next November,
and that the Stato will go about the same
number tho other way. It is possiblo that
in the several Congressional districts where
sound conservative men aro nominated the
votemnybo ca9t against the Radicals; but
there can be no question that the people will
show at tho ballot box iliat they have not for
gotten tho lessons of the war.
It is now stated that Gen. Blair burned tho
residence of Gen. Wado Hampton in Bouth
Caroliua. We Ibrget which of tho Rebel offi
cers burned Uen. Blair's residence near
Washington. What a delightful evidence of
the healing of tho wounds of the great Civil
War would bo presented if it should appear
that Vado Hampton burned Blair's residence;
and now Hampton supports Blair for Yice
President, and Blair echoes Hampton's policy
of reviving the Rebellion on the question of
colored suffrage.
I saw two clouds at morning ,
Tinged with the rising sun,
And in the dawn I hoy floated on
An. I mingled iutoone.
Tub llcrall says: "Tho dio is cast. Tho
Democratic Convention has decided that our
next President shall be Gen. Grant. There is
nothing in Seymour, nothing iu his record,
nothing in his platform that will bring a single
recruit to tho Democratic party, but every
tliing to rally the wholo fl atting voto of tho
Uuitcd States, with all the Conservative llo
publicans, around tho gloiious banner of
Grant. Seymour against Grant will
bring all the Republicans Into line, and tho
result will be another political reaction, which
will give New York to Grant by 20, 30, or 40,
000 majority."
Hkiib are some verses which tho Demo
crats arc expected to sing at their meetings :
Sing a song of Seymour,
And Blair full of rye;
Every Tammany Injun 's
Finger's iu the .
When the pie is opened,
Little birds will sing,
"Seymour, Seymour wants to be,
But never will be king."
Blair in tho wigwam,
Feeling very frisky, . ( ,
Full of high ambition
(Synonym for whisky);
geymour out d-ors
Showing off his clothes
Long comes Ulysses Grant ,
And nips off his nose.
Wen. Hhermnn Inanlted.
The following appears in a dispatch from
St. Louis to the Chicago Timu, (Democratic, )
dated July 9? .,
Gen. Sherman, who has boon very obsequi
ous to Grant since the latter arrived here, got
out of a street ear, when quite a crowd of
joyous Conservatives surrouuded him, asking
him what be thought of the nomination of
Seymour, and whether he would support It
He replied : ''Bad nomination ; will be beat
en alto pieces; Grant will be elected.''
Voices In the crowd replied j "We don't Want
the support of house burners." ''You wanted
the nomination yourself1," "YoiTwsnt Grant
elected so as to get his place' at tho bead of tjp
army," and such like., uen. Uhermaaand the
crowd separated in bad humor with each
ather. ' ' -.:.'
BVT STANDI NEW BTO3EI ti i a
If EW STOCK!"
:.a i.l
The patronage of the people of onr of h and
county Is respect fully solicited at the nc stiind,
. l .' si-Vvl I: f ".'.lilt I,K!1V?
P. AXTEJjL & CO.,ul
Blachley's Corner, opposite the Wright House,
Wayneiimirg, l'a.; where a ilendhl stock loin
Just been received, eonsUtlHV ti"!iril' T
pry goods, .,,
FIXE WHITE doom,
FANCY U00D3. I ' : ; . '
' CHESS TRIMMINGS,
sniiNQ shAwlsi "' '' ' ' "'
.... V .1 .
..AND BALMORALS,
EMBROIDERIES, ' ' ' :, ' "': " 1 1
NOTIONS, OLOVES.
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, ' ' ' !- " v
Velvets, ranuols, beaded and plain; Ladle' and
Gent's Hats In various styles.
. ' ;l ' ' 1, . "
Ac., 4c, 4o.
. 1 n.-.. i f v ; '
trf fine assortment of evervthlnf tn our line
always on band
lU-li .. .,
J-We sell at very reosonsWs rates and deal
alike to all's
ii. u' -!r. x
COME, EXAMINE, AND BUY !
P. AXTELL & CO.
Mny27,'68-ly ' :.' ,
Q.OOD new si, ; . .., .
, . , . r , AND NEW GOODS!
a' shirk,' .,:'
, Now efrers to the public
The most complete aisortraeat ot , ..
Evory thing In the Pry
Goods line ever brought td- ' 1 v ''.
,)' This market. Tile Spring
. -i.t
t
Styles, fresh arid attractive ' '
' i 1 .. ; '
' Ami of evory variety.
'. .- i - . -
Hats for Men and Boys,
Ladles' and Misses. Boots
And Shoes, unsurpassed In
Durability 4 Cheapness.
MuhIIus, Dulalnes, Cloths,
Bonnots 4 Bonnet frames
Cnsslmercs, and In fact
Everything that enn be
Desired, you can bny of lilm,
A. WILSON, JR.
EspoolnHy Invite acnll from htflnhl pnstomorii,
hehm nntlHllnl tho prenttge o( forinur riiyil
iiiKwlil bf sustnltiHd Hnd that now, nmif
yore, thn tjiAtCH of nil will lw p let wed
ronardlntf prices and qnnli ty. Km
brnce tho flrat npixrtunlty
nml r1v lilm (in eurlv mil.
noom firmnr1y oonnpltKl by A. Wilson. Jr.
in W'llHnn 'n building, Wuynesburg,
np8, (W-ly. I. HHIRK.
II E LATEST YET.
... MRS. E. 8. BAYERS 4 HOSKIN80N
Have Jnst arrived from the F.nst with a large
ossortmenl of foreign and domestic
DRY GOODS,
SPRING & SUMMER STYLES,
whlrh tlipy propnsfl t rpII UfTttilonrrtif TA9H
priced i Miirnnn vronm ionas, jtchb irun
, mlnif, Dren Htittoim, ladles
HIihwIm. IkmtH nnd flhoed,
JlntnlVir ntim A boys,
u I Bo, k tph t vr I t y
nlcert.('UM,at ,( - i
very low J
prlre
fur
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' WEAR,
Warcn of all fflnrls, ond acompletp variety of the
iH'Mt JRiK'KIUFt. Allofwhirh th'ev nronoM t
mdl at tlie very lowent AgiiiTM, dependlnK on the
mminy ana cneapnetui oi ineir gooua 10 gain
tnrm cuntfim.
Give them a call before parrhftnlnir etnewhere.
nnd they will prove that the above la eorrert,
I loom in Allison's building, nearly opposite the
Court Uouae.WayDei.burg. 4;l,'b7-tf
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EAVTIFUL DISPLAY !
VI
OHY GOODS, CLOTHS, CAS3IlIEn3, e.,
EVANS' ESTABLISHMENT.
(COMPLETE ASSORTMENT "
; EYEHYTIIINQ IN .THE LINE !
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f i" rt.wil v..v t tie ;i . t..
WUtilto oloaeont r the tti. r.r.
fer. hfeooods at astoolshlnur Inm mm ftMah'
TaeklsaslateaaUielaUfeUndsbe best III
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A FACT WORTH Y OF .NOTE I , . , .. , , ,
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Pni!orttedlyi naS the ' LARGEST STOCK ol
ii If n :frf r: ' j .-u i, i' ' t--. .
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,i,n0SLE-MADB BOOTS i BU0E3I .
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Vj mi. .K.WAYSE8Bt'BO. ,, .
rf .li.f.f. r. ,( .f . ,.i ( . B .
They have been tried and found to be equnl If not
;( Superior to any iu tho plitc! ' '
tit ...'ft ,' , .i ;., .(.,.
He has a general and mil rhnnnfactnred draort-
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LADIES' AND MISSES, WEN & BOYS'
V .HOME MADE "
" ' BOOTS, SHOES AND SLirpEBS!
He keep hands nnexeelled ns workmen. In
, leunner. ins Nuop win uc lounu
NEAR COTTERELS TANNERY,
4Aftet retiirnlnE thnnkS fofa llhenil rntro
naire heretofore heslmvetl. I wish to suv to mv
old cimtomers nnd oUiers thut I wnrnint my
wora iu every ruiriieiiuir, nun win neii at iricen
Unit will satlory any reasonable person.
Don't forget the pluce, but
: , GI VE ME '"A CALIj BOON.
npS, 'M-'ly ' ' JOHN M. WINOP.T.
QREAT PANIC IN THE PRICES OF
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b;oots and shoes!
' AT ' '
WILLIAM BEKIIYHILL'S,
Two noons wrAr of n. f r.AttK son's
.. l . CLOTHING HTOH1S,
ITnvlnir Jut purelmefl n hen vy Stock of Hoots
ann wnoes fii tne ruteiMi linn nr;isi- iju ai.i i r
to he fiiunil In the IaM. he now has the lies! so
ieeted nntl mont complete assortment of these
(ood ever brought to the Town. And he oilers
to sen ,
FOR CASH
Men's best; whole stock, Home-made Hoots, 17
illfll lf, lit Jll.fMI, -.'iT llml r,.(l; Men's Klun ('nil
at 87.51,, with a unirorm fleiluetlfin In rntes, on
nil kinds of sttick. Mr. lkirryhlll hnvlmr. mi ex
perience of 15 years in the manufacturing of
boots and shoes !
Is thorouRhly aerjnnlnted with the bust lien., nnd
has taken great cure to nmku thin a
SUPERIOR BTOC'K TO ANY KEPT IIEUE.
TOKOUK.
Kxnerlenned hands are oonstnntlv einrtloved
In milking to order und wn mil wifely nny that tit
no pluce fine In thes "diHtrlnuH" can tlie nitttu-
riai aim woruiiiuuHinp no tsurpaHHtu.
ALL WORK WARRANTED I
Hennw nsks his friends nnd Hie nubile to cull
anil examine his stock, nshe feels eonllilent thut
lie enn picuse them. WM. liKitKYIIIIJ,,
lftlS-tf Main Street, Wnynesliiun, Pa
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REAT BARGAINS!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
NEW STOCK I v
NEW STOItEl
CUSTOM-MADE WORK!
CHEAPER TnAN EVER, AT
31. C. & II. BELL'S,
(SIX! r-SSOKS TO..IIAI.STED,)
SAY EES' 'CORSE' R
WAYNESIIUKCI, PA.
t3Call and examine, nnd save money I
GOTO M. C. ft II. BELL'S FOR BARGAINS
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pAINTINQ AND GLAZING.
3. W. SMALLEY,
HOUSE PAINTER,
QRAINER, GLAZIBrT AND PAPER
HANGER,
Shop, on- Mechanics' Row, opposite the M. E.
Church, Wayuesburg, l'a.
MATERIAL FURNISHED, If required, ot
Pittsburgh Prices.
ap 1, '88-flm.
J. W. SMALLEY.
JOHN H. HOFFMAN, ;
MOROANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
ATTORNEY FOR COLLECTING
Pensions, BOCSTIEI, ARBBABS Or PAT,
AND ALL MILITARY CLAIMS.
Having had 17 years experience In prosecuting
each claims, I have become familiar with the
various Laws and the large amount of record
evidence In my possession enables me to be very
successful In prosecuting suspended claims, and
In many instances have proved successful when
the claimant had long given Ihem up lndeilr.
No matter oust dituculi the claim so it U Just.
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ERY PU0P..-
MRS. CARdtTNB EDMI8TON;
Is
Cna, be found atker old stand west end of town,
still carrying of! the rMlllliiery bsslness. All
kipdaof aoadatiitltui llnn be pure based hare
Juns fcM-tr. .
PI10L8TERY1 .r .i
SOMETHINO NEW!
. , HUGHES & MOORE.
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The above firm hnve established an UDhol
stcry Establishment IN WAYNE8URO,
A' FEW DOORS 'JjfJJ1, CREIOH-S PRUO
Whore they Intend to manufacture; oat oi the
very best uuiterlul, ,
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ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSF3.
Including,
STRAW,
HUSK, , . '
!, tXCELSlOR. '' f ' . Vl
' ' BPANIfiH 1108
. Hair
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And In short everv snecles nf Itetl In nse. nav
Iuk esliibllMhed themselves permanently In the
business It Is their determination to Jo their
work In sueh iniinner anil nt such rntes as can
not full to render entire eatHtfoction la Titty
wise. . .
They invite their rrlemis or notn town and
eounlry, who may want anything In the uptiol-
siery line in enn in ana examine ineir speci
mens, feellni; the utmost ennfldence that tbef
can suit theiu both imiimllly and price.
ALL WORK WARRENTED '
Repairing of nil kinds done with promptness
and In the must substantial man nor. Remem
ber the place,
i
A FEW DOORS WEST OF C'REKin'S DRUO
blUUU.
WAYNESntlRO, PA.'
July !.--3m. : HUGHES MOORE.
JETTER TIIAN EVER!
-1 " ' FROM ' '
NEW YORK & PHILiVDELPHIA
THOMAS BRADEN, '
; Has Just 'received a splondld new .
SPRINQ STOCK OP HARDWARE!
' ' To which he Invites especial attention.
lllsstore Is filled wltlt everything In his Una
noetltfl hy Iho farmer nnd mechanic. Being a
praetleul farmer, he known exactly the wants
of his farmer friends. Among his variety of
uooils will be found iron nnd Nails of all kinds,
planes of aF! varieties, Auuers, llrnces, do. Tot-tle-tis,thiil,
('rosH-cut and Mill Haws, Uaaf
Suws and Tools of all descriptions.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Mowing Machines, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters
rinw, cultivators, Shovels, Forks, and every
thing In this line.
SADDLERY HARDWARE:
I
A Rptirnil nf-Horlntfnt of Pnddlery HnrdwiiTft, to
which lm iuvltfn tli utteiiUoa of inrchoMrt,
WOODEN WARE OF ALL KINDS: ,
Tuh, HuckMn, Putter Rowls nnd nil kinds of
Kitelieu Wtuxkii jVlxln, Wllhtw BflKkotn.
Itrooin.i, nru.slios, Cotil lluckft, ItritM KettlfH,
HiiL'ifv WJitim. Shot (4IIMH. Hovm's Wnuonn nnd
SIciIn, All ul which will bo Huld cheaper thuu
CVtT HIT LUall I
GIVEIILMA CALL SOON.
He will lake pleasure In showing his stock nt
all times. Soilve him aeall when you come to
town. Remember tho place,
OPPOSITE PlRST NATIONAL BANK,
WAYNESBURG, PA.
np VIH-lf
THOMAS BRADENi
J MP O R'f ANT TO
BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS.
WAYNESBURG STEAM PtANfNO, MILL,
II gives ns plensure to Announce to tho pnblfa
tlint'tiinpleiiiin of this work and the readiness ol
the proprietors to ,
.RECEIVE ORDERSI
AND
MAKE CONTRACTS!
The best Improved machinery Is nsed. Plan
In. Ploughing nnd tJroovlng. Sash nnd Door
Making, I'nnnelllng, Hipping, monlillng c,
rapidly nnd skilfully executed. Ruling prices)
paid for ,
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER t
Thev nre also prepared to do all kinds ofCnrpen
tor Work, wllh the utmost promptness, ana lit
the most substantial mnnnor.
They resiicctfully solicit a share of pnblle
pntronnitc, nml flutter tlicniHelves that they ill
ill all cuses be ublc to
GIVFr ENTIRK SATBIFACTI0N t
All onlers prornplly attended t.
BRADEN, WALTON 4 BAYERS,
8;ll-tf
Waynesbnrg, Pa.
TK A. TINKER ...H. Li MAPEL.
INKER ffc MAPEL, '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
HOGS, CATTLE AND SHEEP,
AT THEIR OWN YARDS,
WEST BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. '
ADJOINING MD. LIVE STOCK SCALES.
Consignments respeetftilly solicited. All com.
munlcatlnns nrniiiolly answered. Post OfOos
Address box i.jUi. . 7;J4-ly.
Gkohor. C. Sti-boisb,
Attorney at Law.
Jonn C. WAonaa)
Notary PubUo.
QJTUR0ISS & WA0NER,
UNITED STATES Cl.Am AND GENERAL
COLLECTING AGENTS. ,
n-Fat the adjustment of CI, AIMS, of all
ttiUllOlt wilt? UI11I.M UlUtVB, aUVsJ, Ust M
PENSIONS INCREASE OF TENSIONS, B0U.
, TY, 1100 EXTRA BOUNTY,
nnd those of any other class call on or writs! M
lliu Klllltjinr ami V ...... 1 A .
- , . STIIRUIKH A WAOXER, ,
Walnut St., 1 door below Hagans' corner
. UP Stairs,) '
-8;ai,'W.ly , MOROaNTOWN.V.VA. ,
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O. OP O. T.
VWAYNESBURQ ENCAMPMENT, JHX, lit,
.. t.
U
nan in fisnear s nniiaing, efisi mm bimsh,
Wnynesburg, pa. Flrat aidMn4 fMsarl
each month, dh,
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